Free Disability Income Insurance Practice Questions
North Dakota Life, Accident & Health exam — 35 practice questions.
Subtopics: Relation of earnings to insurance, Purpose, Elimination period, Benefit period, Definition of disability, Residual disability, Probationary period, Presumptive disability, Recurrent disability, Any occupation, Business overhead expense, Disability buy-out, Cost of living adjustment, Social insurance supplement, Nonoccupational coverage, Waiver of premium, Future increase option, Disability benefit, Benefit amount, Total disability, Partial disability, Group disability, Social Security disability, Key employee DI, Occupational coverage
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Sample questions & answers
1. In North Dakota, the relation of earnings (overinsurance) provision may adjust a disability benefit only after the benefit has been payable for:
90 days
N.D.C.C. 26.1-36-04(2)(h) applies the adjustment after the loss-of-time benefit has been payable for ninety days.
2. The North Dakota relation of earnings provision may not reduce total monthly loss-of-time benefits from all valid coverage below the lesser of the unadjusted total or:
$300
N.D.C.C. 26.1-36-04(2)(h)(3) protects a minimum of the lesser of three hundred dollars and the unadjusted combined benefits.
3. Disability income insurance is designed to replace:
A portion of earned income lost when disability prevents work
Disability income pays periodic benefits to replace part of the earnings lost during a covered disability.
4. The waiting period between the onset of a disability and the start of benefit payments is the:
Elimination period
The elimination (waiting) period is a form of time deductible before disability benefits begin.
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